- town.
Neidenfels came into
being in the
early 15th
century in the
protection of
Niedenfels Castle,
which sometime came to be
called Neidenfels. The castle...
-
March 1940,
Neidenfels was
requisitioned by the Kriegsdienstellen, Bremen. In
April 1940, she parti****ted in
Operation Weserübung.
Neidenfels was only lightly...
- high
point on the
Eselsohler Berg part of the
plain of Hohe
Ebene near
Neidenfels See also Loog This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with...
-
Dirmstein Lichtenstein Castle,
Neidenfels Murrmirnichtviel hunting lodge, Bad Dürkheim
Neidenfels Castle,
Neidenfels Schloss Neuburg,
Obrigheim (Palatinate)...
-
federal highway 39. At
Neidenfels it p****es
Neidenfels Castle (Burg
Neidenfels) and
Lichtenstein Castle (Burg Lichtenstein). The
Neidenfels crossover remains...
- U-boats. The last
civilian ships built in 1939 were the
merchant ships Neidenfels for the
German company D.D.G.
Hansa and Java for a
shipping company in...
- Sand 3.
Lambrecht Elmstein Esthal Frankeneck Lambrecht1, 2
Lindenberg Neidenfels Weidenthal 4.
Leiningerland [seat: Grünstadt]
Altleiningen Battenberg...
-
cross from
Norway to Iceland. The plan also
called for the
motor vessels Neidenfels and
Moltkefels to be used, each
capable of
around 15 knots. The invasion...
- (1895) SS
Sonnenburg (1896) SS
Rudelsburg (1896) SS
Wolfsburg (1896) SS
Neidenfels (1896) SS
Tannenfels (1898) SS
Hohenfels (1898) SS
Ehrenfels (1898) SS...
-
station is used by the
Feinpapierfabrik Glatz paper factory in
nearby Neidenfels. The
former entrance building was
built in 1848 and 1849 in the Neoclassical...
